Gold Star Veterans : Texas Parmer County

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	Robert Alvin Bates	TX	12-07-1941	WW II	Navy
2	Ira B Benger	TX		WW II	Army
3	Heriberto Blanco	TX	11-29-1968	Vietnam	Army
4	James C Bradley	TX		WW II	Army
5	James R Caldwell Jr	TX		WW II	Army
6	Claude I Cober	TX		WW II	Army
7	Wesley H Coker	TX	01-27-1944	WW II	Army
8	James Richard Fortenberry	TX	09-24-1970	Vietnam	Army
9	Andrew J Goodson	TX		WW II	Army
10	David T Hanson	TX		WW I	Army
11	James B Harrelson	TX	06-13-1944	WW II	Army
12	★ Max Leroy Hecox	CA	05-29-1943	WW II	Army AF
13	Roy E Hughes	TX		WW II	Army
14	Stephen D Justice	TX		WW II	Army
15	Rex Edgar McElroy	TX	02-11-1942	WW II	Navy
16	Ralph Bernard Miller	TX	04-23-1953	Korea	Air Force
17	Ples L New	TX		WW II	Army
18	William J Palmer	TX		WW II	Army
19	William J Skulley	TX		WW II	Army
20	Nathaniel E Taylor	TX		WW II	Army

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